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INCOMING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK SATURDAY. JAN. g. 1887
ARRIVED


hsS e &: g. %s''
Steamer Bristol Br Day. Swansea Dec 90 with mdse to
81, ballast 70 cspeis. Bar At
r % sA Wis nS..sdsm rs. day. v
CO arrived r At tho Bar at am er..-,,.,,,
and passengers to VIM Clyde z 60
ship Title sarbuck. Carter Havfc Dec IT, IN ballast to
.n sD T SSy aS with salt
Bark Crusader Scott London AZ days. in ballast to
with sugar to A Loudersi vessel to scanmen Bros.
,sUNsEr-wud at Sandy Hook light Me- hazy. At City
Island. fresh. clear.
Steamer Romans CBr, Campbell Liverpool 2s. with
mdse and Chas sumner Co. Arrived at the
cty Augusta Howes Savannah. 20 days. with
mdso and passengers to II Yonsc.jr
CLEARED.
Steamer Lydlan Monarch CBr,. Hugget Boston-Barber
steamer Germanic Br. Gesde LIVERPOOL via Queenstown
steamer Ethiopia Br, Wilson, GlasecwHender.on Bros
sandcrson q SON tReciesranco
Steamer Polynesia GER. Kuhne Hamburg-Phelps Bros
Steamer tDtch) slIerendregt. RoterdamFunch
steamer waesAnd (Bels, Uoberwes. Antwerp-Funch. Ed
steamer Pieter dc Connck tBcg) smit. AntwcrpFunch
steamer Colon Lima Aspinwall-pacihc Man SIS Co.
steamer Murie OBI. Locke, Wndward lsands-A outer
steamer state of Texas. Williams Havana Ward 60
Steamer Alamo. Risk. Key West and Galveston-C IL NAL
lorv & Co.
steamer Louisiana, eager Now Orleans II Seaman
Steamer Eureka, Quck, n W Oreans-JOhn T Van sickle
Tallahassee Fisher Slvannah-IIenrv Yonge IT.
Steamer Seminole KemGe. Charleston anu Jacksonville
VIM = clyde & Co
steamer Richmond Boaz Newport News and West Poln T.
Old Dominion 50 Co.
Steamer Franconla. Bennett Portland-Horatio Hall
Steamer ~ r D!mock. Hallett, BOston-H Dimock.
ship Joseph II scammeu (Br), thompson Rotterdam
Scammeli Bros.
ship Chapman Thompson. san Francisco-sutton Co
Bark Karnak r. Uphan, Batavia Java, for ordes-snow
& Burgess.
Bark Western Belle Butman Saigon. Cochin Gilman
Pickering & Co.
Bark Nanny Ger. wilhelm. oforio-Lawrcncc. Johnson
a Co
SAILED
Steamers Gerranic Liverpool. Critic Leth; Geiser
Rottcrtism Waesland, Antwerp: Nor
mande avrc. Colon Aspuwa Elcano Mayaguez State OF
and Toni-lana New Orleans Savannah Semi
mole Charleston: Ola Dominion and Port Adelaide Norfolk;
Richmond Newport News; Regulator. Wilmington
Western Belle. for Saigon Bay OF Fundy Antwerp
Havana Havana
Brig Rama. for Dunkirk
Also sancd-va Long Island souni-steamors Francona
for Portland. II + Dlmock. Boston.
THE MOVEMENT, OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
1oxnoS ian Sailed. Boricrcr Br) Manley for
Boston. -. 80, a..
for New York.
H,yRE Jan s-salod steamer Ia Champagne (Fr. Traub
for Sew-Yorg. ,,,
Mall. Jan s-rassed steamer Kent fBrl Mitchlu. from
Japan a China ports on nor way u Newfork.
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SATURDAY, Jan. S-P NJ
Todays stock speculation was dull by
volume OF business 9s 100 shares but In fluctuations
was fairly active professional way Prices opehcd
about steady at yesterdays closing figures Without
O semblance OF indication OF such urgency 10 make
sales a. marked esterays last half hour Generay INC
first prices the lowest OF the day and the
mildly toward improvements here and there moInen'ary
aohas were made against values and In that respect
vss,ern LUTON stock seems DO special OBJECT OF az
tack a. yesterday afternoon st. Pauistock was 81
to-day closes higher than yesterday and western
closed IS lower than yesterday The whole market pre-
scented only Its late usual features-a hmted ue'"ai
aud entire absence OF offerings OF reai s'ocA
anon. ,ba . ,ovs and a hammering values by one or
two sometimes large operators who are sun sno,a
considerable ines The market closed qnlcl, VIII so'
ly some improvements on last evenings figures Ar
Government bonds dull with hriner 'cno III" d ' a.
bids advanced % per cent for the 90 anu sc anu
per cent for tie a. Annexed are tho quotsuons.
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the JUDGES CASH PUZZLE
In Behalf Of tho
GRANT MONUMENT FUND.
Dee your brains aud Make Money.
MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN, EVERYBODY.

organizing competition word building mxhng tho
largest number Of English word: from given
theme the sentence Who win be our next and
Cash prizes succesfu competitors each Of whom
WIZ have pay FIFTY oo cents on OF h; com.
Twenty-Five cents at once creite! to the Grant Fund
The remaining twenty-five cents after deducng the legt
mate expenses Of names with thsr respective an
divided among the six successful competitors tho ak
dentr
The magnitude Of the prizes win depend the amount Of
money received Ia other words the number OF
petcrs Communications open until February To- 1887 IL
o'clock.
This is not new thing In England large sums Of money
have participated and incidentally helped worthy object
have won 9 prize as high % $4,000 90 reward for
mental activity
The competitors will be published from week TO
week in Judge they in This will not only serve
will also TO show the weekly progress Of the fund 0sv
erning rules etc. In Judge No 22 and each week thereafter
"Grant Fund.-"
THE JUDGE PUBLISHING CO.,
Potter Building, NewYork City.
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s,ryrR IMPORTED rHRoUoH Ell PAso

Ell PAso, Tex. Jan. tspeotal-The importation OF
Mexican into the customs district OF II Paso Is con-
SANITY increasing For tho month Of December, 1886,
ne quantity of silver ore thus imported 723.000
pounds or IN average of l62 tons for each day. One
khousand tons came from NogIes The importation OK
Hexicsn dollars " also steadily increasug. For tho
henth Of December Il was over VI .2OO.0O0.
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sooe ono has told you your CatsrTh 10 lncuraDo
"a nnf sn DR. sare's Catarrh Remedy WIN cur" ~, we
pleasant 10 ALWAYS does ts wors
~ ye, to hear OF case which IL Cd not a'cnp W. ~
en- re- when faithfully used catarrh u disease
danv,rous 20 neglect certain iccy II NJ 1ou ac az
%vaI yourse OF II before the complaint assumesa o
AIldruQgiHts.
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scrofua itself in blocle1 Plmple- ~
and other bleniahes of the skin, IL but 700 AZ
by and by infect the delicate tissues OF the DR.
,ss.ut IN liberation. rniing III consumptlon ~.
pio,ces Golden Medical Discovery VIII meet am 49,,
on,,b the enemy In stronghold Of the blood ana cast
III 4 Ten All drnRgIstA
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Dr. Piercos Pleasant Purgatvc reee' oo"ai "a a ca,
larger than mustard seeds INT they h'o W. and bove
,narc I'm All disorders of the liver stomach anu ~
,hey act he a charm Purely vegetable. sugar coa'u ~,
inciosod ia glass Walls Pleasant 'ao anu '"'' -
S,afs
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H. siraI Jnsirnments.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
n upright and square pianos Of make good as
new liberal reduction from regular pricea
Pianos for rent - -
HISCHER PIANOS. RENOWNED FOR TONE
Il and standing In tune Manufactures and warerooms
416 425 West 28ths and 967 Broadway 1Shst Dsons
Buldlng). Pianos exchanged. rented or instalmenA
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State bonds were dun and irregular.

State bonds were dull and Irregular Tennessee COM
promises were of q at 75i2 North Carolina speciaii
lOO4 South Carolina 8s nonfundaole were NJ = az az
ca and Virginia Is deferred exempts rose u TO 1874 o
city bank stocks Republic sold C25) at 1873
Tho market for railway bonds was quiet ana Ior VIC
souri, Kansas and Texas issues were specially weak on
decision against the company In regard to the @
of cash interest the second mortgage ds ga , h
5s were Ia lower at $780, Erie second cons9 ss
dull In the absence Of any offerings OF bonds the
closing quotation is 9sha9sa Central OF NewJersey
rsts firm at 1851 but tho seconds were easier az
94b West Shore guaranteed 4s were higher az 10 %
Metropolitan Elevated frsts were up per
cent cent. at lis kew-York Chicago o, ana and
closed at 81 and the seconds up Per cent at -
Lake Erie and Western incomes advanced per cent %
80 and Lafayette. Bloomington and Western incomes
rose zig per cent to s2i9 st. Paul arsts Pac1nc anu
Western division were up q per cent at 1882 Deoi.
Mackinac and Marquette land grants z higher AZ
so. The general market dull and Hrrn.
OF unlisted securities dealt In at the Stock Exchange COZ
ton seed oil certificates sold C2,5o at 63a637s 83t
Denver and Rio Grande Western Q,l0O) at 217sdZE4
Lake Erie and Western preferred 200 mt 5oM9s @o,
Chicago and Indiana Coal Railway t2ool AZ
sas and Texas 400 at 25% and nrss $4,000 ut loos
ul00:s and seconds (S96J0Ol at 56asa53.
The weekly statement OF bank averages shows gam
in total OF IS 32 900. which gain Ia prncpay
the OF total held week ago IN eh
OF the figures OF that week. but the result
Treasury operations and gold exports gave gam VI
of money received from the nerior The increase III
deposits 300 5000 600 In OF the Increase
that the other changes called for which indicates an III
FINK OF country National bank notes The figures lot tho
actual condition at the close OF business last evening w
stronger than the figures OF the statement BY the se
mont the surplus reserve is increased S2.615. 80
The following the total statements OF Decemu
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european advertisements.
0RATEFUL-COMFoRTI
EPPS'S COCOA,

BRFAKFAST.-"B BY thorough knowledge Of the natura
which the operations OF digestion and nutrition
and by careful application OF a. tine properties OF weee
ectd Cocoa Mr. Epps has provided our tables with
datey Favored beverage which may save us MANY heavy
doctors bills It's by the udci0us II such articles )t
diet that constitution be gradually built up uniierong
tendency disease Hundreds OF sub
tie maacs floating around us ready to attack wherever
there weak point We escape many fatal shaft by
Keeping we'll fortified with pure blood and prop
erly nourished frame"-f civil service Gazette -
Made simply with boiling water milk Sold only IN hau
pound by Grocers labelled thus rs EPPS q co.
Homeopathic Chemists. London, England
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suopr m urs AcCoTrnTs-

sourH wxYnouTB Msss- Jan. 8.-wilam p. Spear. who
grocery here and acted - agent and for
amber q unpaid oie and his accounts with - h White
- ~ abeut ~ eco sAotk
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THE pETROLEU MARKET.

fairly active done in crude certhcacs yes
terday but tho market subjected Ia manipulation that
was Encouraging buyers The from the held was IN
vorabe bn speculation appear indspos 10
a.mpt nm advance The opening strong and prices rose
e. 81 cents gain Of nearly from Fl day night
rebuff 10 gwen 10 the market In INC ato u
incz but ne cl a steady at a triing rally
The range pces and the total dealings ~ 'ho 'op'o
dated Exchange were as follows;
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MARINE 1NTBLLIGENCE.

TO-DAY.
Sun rises. 72o Sets AIT $50 Moons ID
HIGH WATER.
A.A-sandy Hook ga Gov Ispd TOE He'll Gate 1858
PA-Sandy Hook 7i18 Gov. Isd TAI Hell Gate 9S2
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9elp manteb.

A FIRM DOING SNUG BUSINESS in mis-
n cellaneous securities want person az
GENERAL CLERK,
familiar with the Street who influence business In street
way bank stocks fair salary offered
and half commission influenced 10 with unexcep
tionable references Address MISCELLANEOUS Tribune
Office
MEXICAN EXHIBITION in LONDON
IA High class the official journal Apply,
with reference Monday, stewart Building Room III
VVANTED.-Gentem Of thorough expert
w ence in natural mineral business IN New York
CITY To right good salary and permanent position are
open. b., Tribune Uptown Office, 129s broadway.
WANTED, a competent stenOgraDher not
w less than Il years Of age Address l. NJ Co. p. D.
Box 1882
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CLOSING PRIOEs OF PHILA OsLPdiA Sf006S
CLOSING Prices OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
GAS ERANCISCO. ian =. 1877
sATORDAY, Jan. S-P. n.

The Navajo Mining Company has levied an assessment OF
20 ceDts per share.
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HARRIET HUBBARD AVER,
~ Union Square. New-York.

IMPORTANT TO LADIES l-Handsome I'M ~.
coaks and selling below coat on ~
count OF departure So Wsst lSthsa
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Dec. Differences,
Loans ... s34a 887 800 s3le 47p 800 inc - 7S 500
Specie .......... s27l6lO0 s55Oe,200 Inc 2!eiddW@
Legatenders l9,S10,4OO 2lsl22OO Inc 2444a oD0
Deposits y5g,26S6OO Slnl3S9OO Inc AOo 100
Circulation. 7.911,500 7,SbbsOO Doc if''"o
following between tho total reserves
and the total deposits at the respective dates:
spocie - ss27lSlOO Ss5 500. 200 Inc SO 7el 100
Legatende 19,370.400 NSl2,2OO Inc 24slooV
Total l02.0SS.J00 S1O132l 400 Inc $oZo%'oV
Reserve required o-,-,-.
st deposits. S9.s17.ljO p2534.f2o Inc z'i''''o
surpus sl227I $50 sl4 7S6675 Inc $25l5S2o
The Clearing House statement to-day as follows
Exchanges, Sl07. 1927. 533; balances, S4B72lO1 f0r
the week Exchanges $685. 100 1872 balances, $3o69Z-
107.
Money easy at a per cent closing at per cent
The b-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing House
S560.435.
receipts reported at Washington TO-DAY Teno
SqS7 md receipts iZu.
Tho received 1891 600 National
redemption and the receipts for the week were 10
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-JAN. 6.
THE GENERAL LIST.


Op'e.l H'et. ILow't Final. Bid. lAsk'd sold.
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1000. ..... ll0ia

! .OOc. .-.. l2l e
Col u Val & 7 oil %
10000. .......s SC =
CCC 4 Ind Cons1
1000. go. 1870
Ohio & 5 w mtg
5000. ..... lo4 .
Denver Il Rio Ode
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gitnaiiors hanteo--femalrs.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
All references strictly investigated and file for in
specton 80 ,,, -,
Servants disappointing families will DO excluded from
my office.
NR-Nor CONNECTED WITH ANY OTHER
Gs WEST 22DsT.
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PASTOR MILLENS STREET MANNERS


A WITNESS TELLS HOW HE OGLED W0MEN-cFh.
TAIN OF THEM CALLED HIN MR.. NO ,NLIGrr.
The trial OF the Rev. G. w. MilleD BY his fe,lov
ministers Of the NcwYork East Meth Odist Episcon,I
Conference continued yesterday in the Washington
Street Church in Brooklyn The fifth specification
alleging that Mr. Mllen conducted himself unpropcrlv
In F0urteenthst last summer, was eXarinci Robert
Prodion. OF No 1O4 Montague ST.. testified in regard 70
what he saw Mr.. MeD do on different dates, when In
this city On one occasion he Mr.. Mllen oglax
and endeavOrng to get their attention by cough
ing and staring at them i'm Fourtccnthst The witness
admitted that he prcjulicel against Mr. Miller
because OF his actions. lie said also that few DAYS
ago Mrs Millen called on him and begged him for hcr
sake testify against her husband and "A similar
request made ~ him by the Rev. Mr. Eggest0n
supcrannuatcd Methodist minister and friend OF Mr.
Millen.
f. l.. Parshlcy, who is urging the case against lis
PASTOR alleged that Mr. Mlen and his counsel had been
tampcring with Maggie Crawling, one OF the chic,
witnesses against the accused man. He showed dis
patch he received from her Monday night when sho
was staying in the Hotel Martin in tails city, saying
Mlen and counsel left here ten mnlucs ago. Am
alone and frightened" Detective Chapman. OF Boston,
testified in regard tO the procurement of the anavits
of Mile Joy and Maggie Crawling. and the clrcau
they related in regard Ia the conduct or Mr.
Moonlight" Mr.. Mcn called by them In Boston
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TESTING DIVA MITE SHELLS.

BosroS, Oct. IL (Speciab-B. d. Stevens, OF Burllng
ton w. ade test OF his dynamite shell firing from
ordinary field piece with gumpowdcr. in the prese
OF army officers and state officials At Montpelier to-day
The gun used atwclvepounier brass Napoleon Tho
shells contained a hafponnd OF dynamite and were
fred by ordinary fuse Five rounds satisfactorily
fired The first shell passed through target made OF
twonch plank and penetrated tho ground quarter OF a
mile beyond when it exponed and scattered the earth In
all directions the second shell struck mound OF earth
twenty feet in diameter and passed through It into the
air and exploded the third and fourth shells struck
stone wall after smosning n burst into fragments
little beyond the fuse In the firth shcll timed
one the result being that 1t burst Ia midi with
out coming into contact with any obstacle.
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United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHiNGroN OCT 1.-The prohibition liquor law case OF
OF against Zebod Hagein. brewers and
dsters Atkinson County OF that state argued IN
the United supreme Court to-day by Joseph Choate
OF Sew York Vest behalf Of tie brewers and
submitted on printed briefs by Attorney General Bradford
for the state The case under section 10 OF tho Pro-
hibtory Ilquor OF Kausa. which provides that all
places Intoxicating liquors manufactured sold
baered gwen vioat OF Of the provisions
OF this act hereby declared to lie nuances and
upon Judgment Of court having Jurisdiction ihey
abate aud the thereof shaiI De
pun shed by fine and Imprisonment 4,
Among other ubmted was the M lrder case OF
state Of Nebraska brought hero
upon the Nebraska supreme Court. Qnln
Dohanan lie psut error tried Nebraska in lsS2
the second degree and he was sentnnced 70 prs
for ne Bohanan carried his case 10 he Sto gu
obtained reversal and an order tUr ne
tra tried the second time upon The same inuct
used the hst trial and was this time
death. ths court upon the ground
that having been once found guilty OF murder In The
second aefrss he SogS no The ., Sertes without
VIOLATION Fth Amendment OF the Constitution Pend
ing fna ecison the pr mas skeh ns use o N.Y.
hands by escaping irOrD a ana ne Is no" Al largo
Among other bu. iuess transacted was the following:
No l2s Guy C. Graham plaintiff in error agt Aaron W.
In 10 the Circuit Court OF the Cnted saes
stipulation clerks costs In this court To DO pad oy the
plaintiff
appellant Charles r. simmons trns
Notion dismiss submitted 10 W. H. l. Leo for the
OF and by Thomas Wiihrow In opposition
thereto.
Iousana submitted under 2oIh rule by Attorney General
Garland aud H. j. May for appellant and oy William E-re
No g9s Thomas Bayaru secretars bf state plaintiff
error agt states. rel stephen V. White Argu
began by Assistant AttorneyGenerai MAury Tor PLAIN
Adjourned until Monday.
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REDUCED DRA VIDA CRS AVID TIE SUGAR TRCSE
CHICAGO Oct IL (speciaDIn regard to tho sugar trust
mentioned in toays dispatches from New York, prom
broker here said: This serves TO confirm rumor
that has been current In tho trade here for some time
The formation the Is tho direct outgrowth OF
movement in tho Treasury Department which some
time aso reduced the drawback refined sugar from
~ cents TO 90 cents. thereby diminishing materially
the amount OF foreign shipments Al the time this move
was ade Secretary OF The Treasury intimated that
further reductions in drawbacks would DO made until
the drawback equal TO the duty on raw sugar As
represented by the refined sugar offered for export An
into the business OF rehneres resulted Ia
proposal by the Treasury reduce tue drawback from
60 Giants 10 40 cents This will make It almost an
bty for the reBeries TO make foreign shipments
a eyen small profit Hence the formation OF the trust
"Itis simply a conspiracy. great mcnopsly" said
proinrnt broker who refused TO be quoted because or
his direct dealings with tho members ofthe trust These
men" he continued havs moro right 10 put corner
on sngar By such than have mon To make
due directly think to the reduction In drawbacks Tor
at go cents American retners could make pront on
GRADUATED sugar sold TO English retailers. Who could sell
in that country for 4l2 cents. while retailers IN thls
eountry had TO get Sig The foreign trade will DO thing
OF the past at a drawback OF 2 40 cents
william 4. Havcmeyer member OF the nrm OF iiaVe-
merers Elder which reported to be represented In
the trust said that while not certain that tho conbina
tion had been formed he that IL would DE or
canI1ed. "Renners must do somsthing he SAID They
are making money at present ana may no said
10 be refining for love OF It. That sapls Is already
so low In price that half cent advance would scarcely
he noticed by the people and that. Ibesve would Dc tho
limit OF the advance"
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TCHIyG MEN WHO FRI TO SMUGGLE.

Customs Inspector John Downing noticed two mea
leave the steamship Saratoga upon its arrival at this
port October 5. in a manner which aroused his sus
pcion Together with Inspector Edward Walsh he inter-
cepted aud found 100 cigars concealed upon
him. The other into a liquor store, where was
followed and also found have 100 cigars in his posses
sion
When the passengers came ashore from the steamship
Elder Monday L. With. Of their number. went
the the wharf and handed oyercoat which
he carried H. arm. boy Inspector J. j. Donahue.
who witnessed tho proceedings intercepted the boy and
examined the ft found To contain one pair OF
bracelets pair Of earrings one brcastpn with gar.
aud scarf pin The boy was then searched aud
a gold watch was found In his possession. The gools
coniiscated.
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REGISTRATION IN BROOKLYN.

EFFORTS TO SECURE BIG TOTAL ON THE SECOND
DAY-oNR WOMAN APPLIED
Yesterday the second day OF registration In Brook
lyu and extra efforts forth to induce as many
voters possible TO record their account OF
the lightness OF the registration the first
day two weeks ago. Tho Brooklyn Young Republican
Club sent out piacsrds to all parts OF the city calling
upop men to register, and the Republican district cap
tai.s were hard at work all day The Citizens League
also put forth efforts to get large registration.
Tho only attempt made by woman
a. r~,.,e, vas that nut forth by Mira sophronia Twch
eli whs went place OF registration 10 her district
at Dean-sL and Albany ave. and demanded me record
Inc nj nor name The registrars refused TO receive and
she bastsnsd 10 the City Hall and laid her complaint
Va Sssursd tina the law did give her right 10
resistsr and 90 her name could not be recorded
me figures Yesterday show that 5l.2S2 names were
recerdod making . total for two days OF s2o41, AZ
incresse OF 1886 over the hrst two days last yesa
IN 1898 the total fer the two dayf vas 73o3z Ana IN
m 4 was o6O52 The ana. day Of regstratsa VII ~